The phrase "a consensus of knowledge" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a collective agreement or shared understanding among a group regarding a particular body of knowledge.
Example: "The researchers reached a consensus of knowledge on the best practices for sustainable agriculture."
Alternatives: "a shared understanding" or "a collective agreement".
So we can think of scientific knowledge as a consensus of experts.
"We can think of scientific knowledge as a consensus of experts".
There is a consensus that lay knowledge of chronic diseases is poor.
However, our understanding of the pathway components and the interactions between them, have been drawn largely from a consensus view of literature knowledge.
There seems to be a consensus that awareness of and knowledge about a hazard affects how the risk associated with it is perceived.
This map represents a navigable aid for presenting a consensus view of the current knowledge on dendritic cell signaling that can be continuously improved through contributions of research community experts.
The guidelines represent a consensus opinion of expert-based knowledge between gynaecologists, GPs and OPs and this study will show whether these recommendations reflect realistic recovery times for gynaecological patients and will bring about a quicker recovery without an increase in complications compared with usual care.
Furthermore, besides the strictly practical difficulties seen in the ICU setting, there is also a lack of knowledge and consensus on how to assess cognitive functions in this patient group, who often in parallel are also affected by pharmacological agents.
One outcome of this meeting was a consensus model of teacher's professional knowledge and skill, including PCK (Fig. 1).
The exceptions to this relationship (e.g., Egypt, Nigeria, and Côte d'Ivoire) are all countries with indeterminate evidence consensus scores, indicating a genuine lack of knowledge regarding both the distribution and incidence of disease.
The difference between the two assumptions can engender some difficulties in forming a consensus on the definition of TEK in terms of knowledge mobilization.
